Some cases in Trump’s DC federal crackdown aren’t holding up in court

Legal Challenges Emerge Amid Crime Crackdown in D.C.

A grand jury declined to indict a man for throwing a sandwich at a federal agent, reflecting legal scrutiny of President Trump’s crime initiative in Washington, D.C. Despite over 1,200 arrests and significant reductions in crime, judges express concerns about weak evidence and civil liberties, complicating the judicial response to the surge in cases.

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